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Shine with Jimmy Choo X Safilo
This article is part of a series of interviews conducted by LIM students with winners of the Accessories Council's 2020 Design Excellence Awards (DEA). Students are enrolled in Fashion Merchandising Professor Andrea Kennedy's Honors Introduction ...
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The Levy Bag: Functionality Comes First
This article is part of a series of interviews conducted by LIM students with winners of the Accessories Council's 2020 Design Excellence Awards (DEA). Students are enrolled in Fashion Merchandising Professor Andrea Kennedy's Honors Introduction ...
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PACKAGING PROJECTS FOR PRANA LIVING
On December 8, LIM sustainability students presented projects focused on sustainable packaging concepts for PrAna Living, a sustainable travel, adventure, and yoga fashion brand.
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PHASION PHORWARD PHINALS
On Dec. 7 and 8, the Office Career and Internship Services hosted an event that featured presentations of innovative industry projects by teams of LIM students.
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Etoile Proves its Star Status with Design Excellence Awards Victory
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Poppin’ Up with PopSocket
This article is part of a series of interviews conducted by LIM students with winners of the Accessories Council's 2020 Design Excellence Awards (DEA). Students are enrolled in Fashion Merchandising Professor Andrea Kennedy's Honors Introduction ...
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Putting Knowledge into Action: Cotton Capsule Collections
The objective of LIM’s Fabric for Fashion course is to teach students about the variety of fibers and fabric structures and help them make the connection between textiles and their end use in apparel and accessories.
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Sustainability, Sneakers, and the Future of Fashion: A Class Project with AVRIO
AVRIO Footwear, founded by John Matthews in 2018, is a sustainable and transparent athletic footwear brand that uses algae and other organic components in the production and development of their shoes. John and his team created the AVRIO brand to ...
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Shoes and the Environment: Learning with AVRIO Footwear
Are you aware that Americans throw out 300 million pairs of shoes every year? And those shoes take 30-40 years to decompose?